Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 255, Hammond, Lake County, 16 April 1921 — Page 6

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Till: TIMES April 1i. 1!2' FIRE IN JAPAN BURNS 4,000 BUILDINGS C'S'S BBB'B'B'Q'S 6 O1 I B.B.B.B.B.B B.B.B.B.I.il f LEADERS AXL SCENE IN DEFEAT OF CRONSTADT REVOLUTION

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i iisrc'. in.' tl I'nnm ei ice 1.01'.vtnsr 15 Tinnti . ori-'nti recital. Tr. ;,. Seifet t 'a:!' r. iiiLr Jerome's T.ne le t .- Thpf. O Ohri.t." and th i .'' eli.-.ir r;ii sii;s the Hiithem. Uui: iff Auny .Ml T.-nr." by Ti' 1.1. !t c. M.ij.l.i will t.pcMk on "h!stlan!- . s I f i-t to t'ne t'ajft". tifins Ptiii '' ry-.n's po'nis ax illustrative ir.ateriat. w. ti-pe to see t-ver-cine prisert in There have I. pen yevfra! pleasant r. ' - 1 1 a : i.rtim! s l' Ul at the Mark Tity :;irtns the i.;ist u-rk in vhich Mr.. t .a ) ;o;if M as a hostess to a. five lum':.i imrty. Mrs. Vre.l C.llins of 6:h "if'-t entertK .ne I frienii.s. Mr, anl Mi:-. ' '. Chjipman r-f Sth street u!o '.r.- i, ;!t (f th cltj- visitm J T,vtli sen Oirlv, havo rrUirne,!. Mrr. !:. J. Tiers . n is in Mii vauk o. '1 !',- i:-put.lican Clv'o announof-s a t. K-tinfc- for Airn Uuli. at which ti"-.e M. f'rusaek support ms "i'l l- "iust- . :. ; ( the f vent.

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Veu w :;i iir.fi go..d bargains at rho ft"ii Ton Hture, Sf. J-.hn. Ind , in root ri.es anl ry jro.-dst. ffc have a oirr.ilnti iihv Uck. Adv. iVe have i.-.j cn-sm ut tiie I;on Ton S;o:e every day at St. John. Ind. Adv. V'..i are wek-om,. to vit the lion Ton Str.ro a: any t!m. at. St. Jean. Z.".I - i .

LON'WO.V. .;jn! 13 Four thousand

bii iid.' rigs, ineludir.,5- f h l'.rir.mi ioi.- , .' .lati;. were desToved hy fire at

Japanese trnpirt c f Hakodai, no ci iinjr to a. K'Vter d patch today. T'r. British bank, the li. adju ai t ed of t't Christian niissi..ii.s nnd joins uv.vcrtitnent buttd'iiK'. ao were lpveMed bj' I lie flames' .

MUNSTER

TRY A "TIMES WANT AD'

I'ppcr photo shoi the three leaders in the Oonstadt movemont. .Man with sailor cap is Petritchenko. Captain Sol(iiamof is wrarinR the ofTirer's uniform. At right is Lieutenant tie Vaisseau 1'Iekhof. I.oer photo shos jming Kussian refugees being fed b) Finnish wontcn at Helsinfor.

Vci.i w.li find good 'bargains at thUn Ton Store, St. John. Ind., in Kroccries nnd dry Kooiis. ha . e h complete ii w steel.. Ad". Wo have ice crc-atn at tJi Hon Ton Stor.i every Any ut Sr. jjhn, Ind. Ad.. YoJ are w. !eoin, to visit . tlio It.iri Ton ror ot any l.ino at Si. Jolni. Tnd. Adv.

GOODRICH AND PIAMONu TIRES AT LESS THAN 1-3 PJtXCKS These sro plightiy us!, run Ie3 than 1.' 0m ini!e;J. fjeo from uts arid fttoti'.- bruise.", will ea?ily give 4.00U to i.OdO iniieui,--. Theiie tires are eiceptiot.al Kdrgairis iit these low pruts.

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Daly Plumbing Co. Plumbing and Heating Repairing and .Sewering Phone E. Chi. 114 110t 145 St. . East Chicago

CHECKER Auto Laundry Cars Washed. 5imomzed, GreasCv. and Oiled. Office corner Michigan and Guthrie Guaranteed Work Ind. Harbor 96 Indiana Harbor, IncJ.

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These photos wore taken dur- was overthrown by I. mine's lrijr the short lived Cronstr-U re- force?. The proup of leaders bellion. The ar:ti-Kcd movement i above pics some idea of the

type of men at. the read of the revolt. The 'lower photo shows some of the refugees.

The party w as ivn by the yo:i-i--womcn's class of thf Sunda v m.'!:o. 1

Twenty-five yoanp poopb? enjoy, d u. j s,.rvices w ill l.e hri.i r,t j;; T'a;;l'" :Nr!'f!- J dm Nolan nnd daughter were fln 'ocia: rrom-a.n at the C-imnunitv . i:ynU:,.lu.tu. i.u, '.,.., rii-uni," ').., :ae., :t..rs jest-rdaj. church parlors on Thursday .v.nin. or T,.,0.in.. str.-,, i -..,), .... 1 t!-...-, ,., cm..,

morrow at the fmur.-i ..f ;:(," 111 i ; rmau ' f rd.tj. and In Knirlish at I":!.".. !; Th.-o. ! ... - ....

land the youitfir nen were . n v i e. ! . rUluz , - , ... , .r .in..n.is r.r.-.nt is :n lnoianrr.is con- ! suests. Uvclv RHir.es rnsas'd the " ' "" ' ' . w-iih the sialo affr!c'.:'.tjrat soyounff people "uutil a late h. ur. P. - ) . , rU? "''"sU '-'r?; rul''.S::'" i ' ' ; ' !i'- v.r,:.

Sunday, 70 p. m orpan recital 8nlo coTce ,,TV(, Th yurs ,; -h' a' . s.'r...-!;, sick lor the rat two week.

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Hammond Auto Sheet Metal Works 690 Hohman Street Phone 3032

Consrcsational Church, Kast ' , r "'' i ' ' '' "-'-Jck and nro m-t:ii re.-e ':, r, , .-M-u

.hi.-as .' 4-16-1. P l"'lp!J' """''" " ,u? "' ;ducii,,e- -be pi, ,t social ' atwr, ; llcbart last evening f. attend an "i- t,, ,.. .,,. nc. which will b- the ,

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BUTTON-HOLE i !vt y t!ni" !w.n e:!:(r. M.s. x nn HEMSTITCHISiC. BITTOV COVER.! Th service, to be hf'.d at tb- K irr t ! ( ;j. r r,, j ; ; 4, w r , ;, c e ., n,j IVG, IRAiniVG I M'thefilst Kpiscopa! church of K.,.-i j ' " . PROMPT SERVKT I Chicas utoniorrow are. no u's br. a- Sunday. 7:20 p. ro., c-,;..iri r,vi'l s.-'o t.l. WASSET1 TFIU'IIONF 4 j ,faf't vonferencc. ?;r.O a. m.; Sund;y . hy , ,. i o ' Seifer . Anthem bv full or-t-91 E. STATE ST HAM MO D J school, t'-r.o a. re.; nn.rt.ins w-rsh-i' civor, Ad.lr. -s hv V.'. l-'ra ' J-H. and junior church. 10;li . in,; Kp-1 M;ti b-s a r-t-a t , o na 1 .'hur Ti...

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rorn rmivKiNG water. ?ranj- people bavo availed tbemflvfs of our invitation to inspect the new water filtration plant on the lake

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To., are eordiall Invite to so i F;L lv m J 'itt'"- n'-, i rnurh this wonderful, new p:ani,i V K' Jri'K". dtrict .v. Pe ri t-,.t - j Mi-s Vio'ot Hard, n wer-t t. ero of the most modern in Amfr,a. i wU rrrH"h a lh" "1, -rv!, : f.rt: h,:- ex . nc to v,,: f See for yourself how science has made! The men's break fa r ,-of.a-. no ;, ! ',or a f:w da-v-c-u possible to make tho water supp'y ' the Methodist ehurch tomorrow w ilt '',",r's "; "'," to II.-itiu.. . f f!ie City of East Chicago pure and j be of P' ciai n.i. : vm b. . ..: ;,.: ; !' -:rlf3 v -....lab'r. : eonsiderattrtii of the out-Mi-jo . f r. i... r.

F:ST CHTCAGO ANT) IND TAX A UAH-' A arcre number of men are ..xtet. .1 W w-?"

t.. attend. All p-.cn will he mo.st v, -

o 1 ;; so.i e barpains at th 1 ?:..ti T'-n Stor.-. S. John. Ind.. in I

-' ... ;, re: rj- a e u e a . ; 1 u ,..,-:. ..-Ad v. ' r.. T; u-:tf N- nnd d.iuh'er t- !....;. , ;h ; ,i:-is' c-f n friend, who . ' . ai-.- obi. ibi.) funeral oc- . ;i . I . Th:!r.MJ:.y af'eriieon. ', ,-. ;, . c-f n mi at the Hon Ton . , a v!;n nt Si. Jo 'in. Ind. Adv. Anna. C ."-f iice n-o! Lawrence Xolan nd i week-end with their at Ibiiorc roi.

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Tot: Sl-r.- a', any tnie at St. John. ' - -Ad-..

Manufacturers and Repairers of Radiators and Fender We in? tall i.ew coits into any male of car. We use the best non-burst proof honeycomb core. We repair ai! kinds of frozen radiator.

I our prices arc just rigiic. ! e guarantee all of our work.

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Crristlan iSck-ro Socie'.y of Ea.t

:ag'i, ina.. announces a tree pct Jr ' .luit-u i, inauina nan

The Ipdie' aid oe b Swef... 1

by Jiidsre Sanviel ! w lth Mrs- A"us; Sc!iuinie of ..)-;..- ! fi 1 f Louisville. Ky.. viM ftrect afcd lu ld a very pb-a,;', r.t J "4

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mrr rer cf the board of lectureship of j f'c' '"-" ln which the ladies exi lia t ' Mother Church, the Fir.t Church of , r t c l e 3 f, handiwork and the

hr;t. ScirntistB, in Boston. Mays., at' net'd t'r"'"' red itably f.,r the chuie'i't". Masonic Temple. Ml Cirraro a.e-' fund ef-nfti'. The hoftess wa- a-i.-;.,i'L

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Apr Hth, at 8 p. m.. and eord:a.!y in-' the public to be present. 4-13-2,

''jnday, 7:20 p. m.. organ recital Mo J

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Metal Company

SEE US AT THE EA5T CHICAGO AUTO SHOW

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Bosch Magneto Service Special Ford Equipment We Repair Everything Electrical THE MAN WHO KNOWS

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EAST CHICAGO INDIANA - This Interest Always Paid Without Fail Lven some of the largest companies miss a dividend. But the interest and principal of the First Mortgage. 7 per cent GOLD Bonds sold at this Bank are paid her the very day they are due. Ask about these SAFE 7 pr cert Bonds.

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THE WORLD'S BIGGEST JOB AND ITS SCOPE Every year the Presidency of the United States grows more important, until now it is recognized as the biggest job in the world. Yet few people realize that the president is not chosen by a majority vote and that several of our presidents have not been the rncst popular choice of all the people. This fact is clearly discussed in the story of the Presidency, one of the series of articles on Our Government, which we are issuing monthly. If you are not receiving this material, drop in and let us add your name to the list of those to whom we are sending it each month. Citizens Trust & Savings Bank Indiana Harbor, Indiana

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THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK HAST CHICAGO INDIANA Chicago and Forsyth Avenues Under U. S. Government Supervision Be Known at the Bank ou will find it an easy matter to become acquainted with the officers of this bank. They have their desks near the door in the front of the banking room and are accessible at all times. --iou strengthen your financial position when you become a rrpular depositor here, and if you are acquainted w t!t lire bank's officers and now and then confer with them regarding your plans you may find it to your advantage. We re.al.7e that there are times when the advice of the banker may mean a great deal to a person, and with this end in view our officers strive to be of as sistance. You are always welcome to consult with our officers. Make it a point to become known the next time you visit this First National Bank.

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! Of course we know that many of our new accountsaie attributable to the good words which our present 'depositors are glad to speak for this, their bank. We are-indeed grateful for this evidence of goo'd will. But there is another class of well-wishers whom we particularly wish to thank at this time. We refer to those persons who although not themselves depositors of ours, still think so highly of this institution that they recommend it to their friends seeking a desirable banking connection. We appreciate your support although for one reason or another you have yourselves been unable to join our large family of satisfied depositors.

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